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Spring and summer weddings must be upon us, I've been a busy girl working on so many fun new orders. Explains why I've neglected my blog a little the past few weeks. I've been sending out samples a lot lately and figured my sample pack needed a little updating so I put together a fresh new design set complete with each of the papers that I offer, which are matte, gloss, smooth uncoated, pearl, linen, recycled matte and felt. The set will also include a flat invitation, an rsvp card, small information card, pocket invitation and a boutique tri-fold invitation. It came together so nicely, it's super cute, I love it! Hope you like it too, to get your FREE wedding invitation sample set from Jeneze Designs simply go to our website, www.jeneze.com and click on "Free Samples". I know you will love not only the quality of our products but the price is super awesome too!
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A new collaborative project with soprano Ana Beard-Fernadez and clarinettist Will Ozard, Rhapsody on a Windy Night is a setting of T.S.Elliot's poem of the same name by 12 York-based composers.film Julian Schnabel: A Private Portrait 2017 trailer
Ana and Will asked each composer to set a small section of the poem for soprano, a clarinet (A, Bb, Eb or bass) and optional electronics. The resultant performance on 6 November 2012 will reveal the whole poem through a showcase of diverse new compositions.
I'm really looking forward to hearing the piece and how it fits in with everyone else's sections – come down to the Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall at 1pm on 6 November 2012 for the complete performance (£2 OTD).


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Quick Picnics
Our short but oh-so-sweet summer has arrived at last! Dinners are no longer in the dark. We can sit in the grass and not sink into mud! Layers of clothing have been shed and we are now free to pack up ourselves, maybe our kids and dogs, a basket of goodies, and joyfully head up the mountain, to the beach or the park, or into our lush green woods!
Picnic season has come once again–that glorious time of year when we can actually eat outside! The sun is shining and we are anxious to get out the door! We check the pantry and the fridge, but find nothing we can throw together quickly–we are not prepared for a Quick Picnic!
Here's how to remedy that. A little trip to the Co-op can fill that picnic basket with delightful delicacies to please the palate and the tummy. Want some ideas on what might quickly turn an ordinary lunch into a picnic feast?
Picture this! You have arrived at your destination. Some of you hiked there. Others biked or drove your energy-efficient car. Along the way, some snacking has been happening–on Grizzlies (Westside) or Back Roads (Eastside) gluten-free granolas, some cashews, almonds or pistachios (keep the kids busy on car rides), maybe some dried fruits (try mango or apple slices) you picked up in the Bulk department. (Good for you! You remembered that you can buy just the amount you want with no waste and less packaging!)
But that just whetted your appetite. Now you are really hungry! And you are prepared! Let's see what else you might have brought along with you from your Co-op shelves.
You sit down on a log, throw down a blanket on the grass or a cover on the picnic table, reach into your backpack or basket, and start to unload your culinary feast.
Out comes a colorful display of veggies–ready for easy dipping–baby carrots, mini cukes and sugar snap peas, straight from local farms. You have with you some crackers and chips, even some gluten-free (Jalisco tortilla chips are great with more than salsa!). Maybe a bag of Barbara's Cheese Puffs for the kids. Can't do crackers? What about plantain chips from Inka Chips? These work really well for those who can't do grains. Try them with a little Chop or Olli salami, some sliced cuke and nut-butter spread for a dairy and grain-free delight!
And what for dipping or spreading? Here come Cobb's vegan cashew cream cheeses! Green Onion, Balsamic and Tomato, and Garlic and Truffle for those veggies or crackers. Or maybe you brought some of Kite Hill or Miyoko's yummy vegan nut-cheese spreads also in little packable containers. So creamy and tasty! Or for that Middle Eastern flavor, perhaps you picked up some Exquisite and Traditional Hummus, Pesto, or Babaghannouj. Organic paté (look for it at the Eastside), makes a great picnic snack with fresh fruits like berries and apples, and is another spreadable for bread or crackers.
You may even have gotten some Greek Mix olives you found in bulk or some handy packages of kalamata and green olives from Mediterranean Organic to top those crackers.
And then your protein-craving kicks in and out come the cheeses! You might have gone for a few of the hard cheeses from the dairy case like Manchego, Gruyere, Drunken Goat, or a lesser known one like Comte "le saut de doubs", which is made with summer milk, and goes well with the pears or apples you have packed with you. Then there may be some fresh sheep cheese from Black Sheep Creamery, for your bread or perhaps for the local 8 Arms crackers or Livin' Spoonful sprouted crackers you have slipped into your stash. The Co-op carries such an amazing assortment of local and imported cheeses, it is hard to decide! Maybe you have selected a package of our own local Steamboat Goat Farm Halloumi or Aged Cheddar. Or could it be you got some Karamage—made in Seattle with goat cheese, peppermint, and garlic—and great for dipping with pretzels, cucumber, or those little baby carrots? Or perhaps some Goat Chevre from Lost Peacock Creamery or pop-into-your mouth Cheese Curds from Beecher's or Tunawerth?
So reader, are you drooling yet?
While we are on the protein train, let's see what you found in the meat department. Most of these don't even require a cooler to bring them along as a safe picnic snack. Organic Prairie Summer Sausage comes in both a log and slices, is mild enough for kids, and works by itself or added to a sandwich. Olli salami pairs deliciously with bread and fruit. Smoked salmon–the northwest snack classic–is good on about everything and travels really well. If a backpack is carrying your picnic fare, you may have found several varieties of dried jerky, along with enough energy bar choices to satisfy even the pickiest eater, at the Eastside store on the "candy wall." And oh! I see you found the Loki Salmon Jerky! Thanks for supporting northwest sustainable fisheries on your hike!
How about your quick sandwich makings? Breads from local bakers like 8 Arms or the Blue Heron abound at the Co-op, and sliced meats from Organic Prairie, Diestel, or Applegate. The chunks of Niman Ranch Ham can be sliced for a crowd too. Or all the different tuna options from great companies, including shelf-stable tuna pouches from Wild Planet.
Or if you were looking for something even quicker, you might have tossed some ready-to-eat sandwiches or salads, such as those made in the Co-op Deli, into your yummy collection. The selection varies from day-to-day, but I am sure you found several salad and sandwich options to help your adventure take off. Whatever you got, it was made fresh that day, with only the best ingredients and special diets in mind. Rawk Star raw sandwiches and wraps, made locally with simple ingredients are another good option to explore!
And last, but certainly not least,—I know, I know, for many these came out of your basket or backpack well before your savory treats!—comes dessert!
Fruit from the produce aisle tops the healthy list—some like pears and apples have already been pairing with your cheeses. And then there are those grapes! Everyone agrees grapes go well with lots of different meats and cheeses, and buying organic at the Co-op means you avoid harmful pesticide residues, and did you notice? Sometimes there are even fair trade options. Cherries, if in season, well—we all know it doesn't get any better than these! And watermelon—what could be better for a summer picnic (OK, not so much for backpacking, huh?)? Hope you remembered to bring a wet towel for the hands!
But wait! Do I see you bringing out even more yummy sweet treats? If they were not already munched before lunch, here come the Chocolate Cups (peanut, sunflower, walnut and pecan) and the Half-Baked Cashew Cream Cheesecakes (all plant-based and grain-less) from the Cobb's kitchen. Or are those Naimo Bars or German Cacao Cakes from Peace, Love and Raw that I see? Might be some sweet fruity bars made right in the local 8 Arms Bakery kitchen. Can't tell. I'm in a swoon!
And lest we forget–which is hardly possible–somewhere in that amazing store of Quick Picnic stores is the chocolate! Did you know that Salazon chocolates have several varieties that benefit trails such as the PCT? I see some amazing looking dark chocolate in that backpack, along with some Theo peanut butter cups. And those Honey Mama's chocolates–I know you know–don't last long out of refrigeration, but rarely make it past the car ride without being devoured anyway! So for your next exquisite picnic in our beloved Pacific Northwest, I say, "Bon Appetite!"
By Desdra Dawning, Board Member
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Pre-Veterinary Students in Agriculture at Southern Land-Grant Universities. Journal Series No. 1-810012 of the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station.
Dunkelberger, John E.; And Others
Because the number of students seeking admission to colleges of veterinary medicine exceeds the number that can be admitted, and because the changes that characterize veterinary students today have important implications for veterinary educators and administrators, this study focused on characteristics of undergraduate pre-veterinary students attending land grant universities in the South. The adjusted sample included 245 students with a major in pre-veterinary medicine, 79 students with pre-veterinary medicine as a second or dual major, and 749 animal science majors (for comparison purposes). The profiles described students' personal characteristics; family background; high school, agricultural, and college experiences; career influences; goals; and selected attitudes. The study documented the increased number of women seeking admittance to the veterinary profession and broad acceptance of female participation in the profession. Many pre-veterinary students lacked farm and agricultural experience. Very few of them were black or of other minority groups. A vast majority of pre-veterinary students, regardless of sex, residence, or minority status, possessed largely positive attitudes toward agriculture and the agricultural industry. They were influenced in their choice of occupation and educational curriculum by their parents and the local veterinarian. (CM)
Descriptors: Academic Aspiration, Agricultural Education, College Students, Educational Background, Family Characteristics, Family Influence, Females, Higher Education, Influences, Land Grant Universities, Majors (Students), Minority Groups, Occupational Aspiration, Profiles, Rural Areas, Student Attitudes, Student Characteristics, Student Educational Objectives, Veterinarians, Veterinary Medical Education, Work Experience
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Sun, 26 February 2006
Listen Ability Rating: Rather melodic if I do say so, from avant jazz to oddball rock/pop you will dig this mix. (17:02, 19.6mb)
The Lounge Lizards are the ignition for this weeks machine. With "The Magic of Palermo" off of 1987's No Pain for Cakes. The Lounge Lizards emerged from the New York post punk scene of the early 80's. "Initially a tongue in cheek "fake jazz" combo, drawing on punk rock and no wave as much as jazz, The Lounge Lizards have since become respected for their creative and distinctive sound."
For this weeks Inkxpotter mix I created a piece titled "Wacked out interlude," that pretty much sums up this piece. A random segue of warped beats and scritchy scratchy sounds. Inkxpotter exclusive!
Animal Collective closes out this week's trio with "The Purple Bottle" from last years Feels. Here's what the folks at Pitchfork media had to say about this record, "With each new album it becomes clearer that Animal Collective will not stay still. You can see them on tour and get a preview of the album to come in their live show, but aside from that, it's difficult to tell which direction their music will go next." You can follow the link for the full review.
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Mon, 20 February 2006
Listen Ability Rating: Spin together a radioactive fallout shelter, a trip down the ghost river, and some fun with foil and you'll decipher the sounds in this show. (15:19, 17.6mb)
Getting off to the usual odd start we find ourselves in the Negativland. Inhabited by artifacts from all over the planet we segue from a rather suspect "Announcement" into "Yellow Black and Rectangular." These cuts are off of the Escape from Noise disc originally released in 1987. Their website is packed with oddities and worth a drive thru.
"Ghost River" is the name of the river we must cross to find the bright omen on the other side, or so says Stephen Karcher author of "Total I Ching." His words were pirated from a radio interview and give us a brief glimpse into the complex probablities of the Book of Changes. Also included in this mix are synth sounds courtesy of Touching Centauri, a listener to the show who offered up his own work for the Inkxpotter to do with as he wants. And so I have! Inkxpotter exclusive!
"Priznak Aluminum" (Holiday Suite for Foil) by artist Violet is our next selection. Jeff Surak (aka Violet) is a veteran experimenter from Washington, DC. He began recording under the moniker -1348- in the early 1980s and participated in the hometaper underground. This edited cut is off of "The Sun is Shining & the Flowers are Blooming on Violet Street 3" on Scarcelight .
We close the show with "Washing Machine A" by John Zorn from Filmworks Vol. 3. A tasty collection of screeching saxes and avant jazz noise! Enjoy.
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Sun, 5 February 2006
Listenability Rating: Well you need to be comfortable with the mother effer word in this mix of rap, avant noise, folkatronica and general weirdness. (16:42, 19.1 mb)
On this version of Strange Music in Small Doses I've felt like talking even less in order to facilitate the flow of audio energy into your waiting earbuds. That being said I'll try to summarize what you are hearing but sometimes multiple pieces are playing at the same time.
With John Zorn's "Objects" from the Filmworks 2 disc entering your sound space first I've added a generous dose of Delay just to spice up the stabs of sound. From there we flow into a piece off of Missy Elliots "...so addictive " disc. Here we got Busta rhymes doing a bad ass intro for the master of rap herself. From there we jump into a bit more "Objects" and segue ungracefully right back into another cut from the "...so addictive" disc, "Whatcha gonna do?" The rap music may seem a bit of a departure from the usual oddities I play but patience is golden my friends, patience is golden.
Bruce Haack brings us straight back to the strange with "Abbacadabra" from his "Listen, Compute, Rock Home" disc. Then a brief segue into "Aux Creux Des Vages, Mon Visage" by aMute. For the finale of this sixteen minute mix I've put together a bit of my own folkatronica and entitled this weeks Inkxpotter contribution as "Huiyar."
Enjoy the mix!
Direct download: smsd060205.mp3
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Many foodie trends come and go almost overnight, but if there's one craze that has stuck around, it's 'dirty food', or in other words, fast food with a juicy twist. Forming part of this phenomenon, Dirty Burger and sister restaurant Chicken Shop come together in meaty harmony in the Gothic Quarter, following their joint success in Whitechapel, London. "The city is cool, trendy and there are always lots of things happening here. It fits our concept perfectly," explained manager Christian De Martino. Offering chicken in three portion sizes, three burger options, a host of sides and various drinks, the menu is short and sweet. Set in a long, narrow and dimly-lit diner, the decor is a mash-up of Fifties furniture, reclaimed timber, mahogany, shop fittings and American wooden beer crates. The burgers are tender and rammed full of flavour, while the succulent rotisserie chickens are marinated overnight, steamed and then spit-roasted over charcoal in the open-plan kitchen. As for the homemade apple pie… well, you'll just have to try that for yourself.
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New national selectors have to take the call on GangulySeptember 30th, 2008 - 8:39 pm ICT by IANS
Mumbai, Sep 30 (IANS) Sourav Ganguly's international career appears more or less over, unless the newly-appointed national selectors take a different view from that of their predecessors when they meet Wednesday to pick the squad for the first two Tests against Australia.Chief selector Krisnamachari Srikkanth and his colleagues could not bargained for a tougher start for a starter to their term as they have to sit in judgment on the utility of India's most successful captain to the side. Dilip Vengsarkar, who made way for Srikkanth, thought it was time to introduce fresh legs. He wanted to sound a warning to other seniors cricketers that their time too was coming to an end by dropping Ganguly from the Rest of India side for the Iran Trophy as a prelude.
Ganguly's omission fuelled speculation and some predicted that he would quit the game if he is dropped from the first Test side, starting in Bangalore Oct 9, even though he gave himself another two years of big-time cricket.
He wanted to prove his form by playing the Punjab inter-club league as the rains had kept him off field in Kolkata.
Gautam Gambhir and Virender Sehwag should retain their places not only in the squad but also in the eleven after their good showing on the Sri Lanka tour. Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar and V.V.S Laxman will be keyed up to do well, more so the first two who had a none-too-happy tour of Sri Lanka.
Mohammad Kaif, who had a tremendous run in the domestic cricket last year, has a strong chance of being included in the squad to fill in a middle-order slot. Rohit Sharma is another batsman who is talked about as a possible inclusion but he has to be a lot more consistent to force his way into the Test line-up.
Skipper Anil Kumble and Harbhajan Singh will be the mainline spinners and left-arm Pragyan Ojha or leg-spinner Piyush Chawla could be the back-up bowler. Vice-captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni should be fresh after the break he had from the Sri Lanka tour.
Zaheer Khan should lead the pace attack with fast-improving Ishant Sharma and the rejuvenated Munaf Patel joining him. Ashok Dinda's name might come up for discussion along with Rudra Pratap Singh.
The other members of the new selection are: Yashpal Sharma (North), Narendra Hirwani (Central), Raja Venkat (East) and Surendra Bhave (West).
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Brett Ashmeade-Hawkins advises that he was very shocked to hear of the death of one of our users, Stephen Hopwood, who actually passed away in Florida a few months ago.
Stephen, who was a member of the well-known Hopwood family who owned Bengal and Lilyfield Estates in St. Ann and Belvedere Estate in St. Thomas, was an old-fashioned Jamaican Gentleman of great charm and impeccable manners. He spent the happiest part of his childhood growing up at Lilyfield Great House in St. Ann, of which he had many fond memories.
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It is with great sadness that all staff at the African Leadership Centre at King's College London, along with those at our sister-centre in Nairobi, Kenya, morns the loss of Dr Abdul Raufu Mustapha. Dr Mustapha, professor of African Politics at Oxford University, died on Tuesday 8th August 2017 after a battle with stomach cancer.
Professor Mustapha was a great friend and colleague of the ALC for many years. Apart from following with interest all our activities, he would often phone the leadership of the ALC to offer his encouragements and support. He also assisted in examining some of our Ph.D. students, while many of our students and Fellows who never met him physically knew him through his excellent and critical research on African ethnicity, democratisation and rural societies, amongst others.
Although always calm in his outward disposition, he was tough and had the strength of character and resilience to bear the last few months of his illness with a most admirable sense of self-dignity and endurance. Professor Mustapha was a great human being who was an endearingly compassionate and very genuine person to all who knew him. He was also a truly warm, kind, caring and family loving person who spared all his energy and time in helping people as if they were part of his extended family. He was a true and sincere African, a captivating and courageous scholar, a trustworthy friend and a genial host. Professor Mustapha's constant loyalty to friends and colleagues, the support on which they could always rely, his extreme modesty, courtesy and amazing sense of humour, are qualities we at the ALC will surely miss. Indeed, human beings don't come in better shapes as did the late Raufu Mustapha.
Professor Mustapha was survived by his wife, Kate, and two children, Asma'u and Seyi, and will be sadly missed by his large and supportive family as well as students and colleagues who worked with him and knew him well. We sincerely extend our deep commiseration to Kate, the children and his colleagues at Oxford.
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I want to take this opportunity to thank you again for your wonderful work in helping to make our trip to Israel so very special. As one of our group members said, "It was the trip of a lifetime!" Everything went incredibly smoothly….
I would like to know how I can help you. Is there someone I can contact to sing your praises? I'd be happy to do so. … If ever you need to provide a prospective client with a reference, please feel free to use me. I'd be happy to let them know that they could search and search, but they'll NEVER find a better, more knowledgeable and helpful travel agent/ trip planner than you. Words could never express how grateful I am for all of your help. … Please --- don't ever retire until I'm too old to go on trips!!
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I needed a little time to decompress before I shared my thoughts and my extreme thanks to each of you. … Each time I have gone [to Israel] has been very special, but I think this trip was the best and most memorable one. This time I saw Israel through the eyes of my students and my family and it was fantastic.
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On behalf of my entire family, we wanted to thank you and everyone who was involved in helping to plan and organize our trip.
We had a "first class experience" from the time we arrived at the Ben Gurion Airport and a representative was waiting for us to take us to our hotel in Tel Aviv…, and each and every place you recommended and all of our accommodations were just outstanding !!!!!! I could never have planned a trip like this on my own. Also, we never had to worry about anything. …
Again, we want to thank all of you from the bottom of our hearts for everything you did for us and for providing the best trip of our lives.
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We are back safe and sound and tired. I could not have asked for better service than I received from you folks. I will be telling my fellow pastors that if they are wanting to take a group to Israel, IsraelExperts is the company they should use.
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We are home and adjusting to "reality." We had such an amazing journey in Israel, one that will forever be etched in memory for all of us. The kids have been telling all of their friends about the wonderful experiences. My parents haven't stopped smiling! …
We want to thank you for helping plan a fabulous trip….
All our best! Todah Rabah!
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We are back now in the US and I just wanted to thank you and Ruby for your assistance in putting our trip together. It went off almost without a hitch, and we had just a tremendous experience. It is something neither us nor the kids will ever forget….
Itinerary was superb. So many highlights… the whole week was wonderful. …Our visit to Safed was really made special by our visit with Avraham Loewenthal the kabbalist artist. Thanks to you and to Rabbi Saul for suggesting we do that.
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Thank you so much for everything. We will highly recommend you and Moshe to our friends and family.
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I have spoken to both Jill and David today, I am so amazed that it all worked out, and Dave's mom Lois is such a doll!!! OK...at this point counting the hours!!! Thank you does not speak enough for all the support, patience, understanding, wisdom, kindness and advice you have shared with me over the last 6 months. I feel so connected to you, it is funny how we have never met!!! Thank you Joyce, you are truly magical and kind!
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I just wanted to thank you ladies for your help with our trip. We enjoyed ourselves very much, and got a very good "first taste" of Israel… All our hotel accommodations were excellent but one stands out. It will be hard to find a better hotel than the Metropolitan in Tel Aviv.
I'm looking forward to working with you folks again.
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We have returned from our trip to Israel, and I wanted to thank you for organizing a most wonderful and professional stay. Everything and everyone were there as planned, and the whole vacation went off without a hitch….
You run an exact and professional operation and not only will we use you again for our next trip to Israel, but will be recommending you to anyone traveling to the area.
Thank you again for the personal attention and for not having had to go through any hassles with reservations, tours, pick.ups, meals, accommodations, transfers and paperwork...- just enjoy our stay In Israel.
Toda Raba!
Carlos Meyer Rish, MD and Nayla Bitar, Charlotte NC
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We are so very impressed with your company. Joyce was delightful and most professional to work with in planning our Israel trip. Every concern we had was immediately addressed and her recommendations were outstanding. …
As we look back now on our week in Israel, we cannot believe we waited until our late 50's to visit. It is our hope in a few years to return. We will certainly use your services again. And we will recommend you to our friends and colleagues wishing to visit Israel.
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What an amazing trip, to a wonderful country. I cannot wait to go back. In fact, had I been to Israel at 16, instead of 46, I might have decided to become an archeologist instead of a psychologist!
I loved the tour…Thank you so much.
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If you're a writer, chances are you've wondered whether or not you should enter a writing contest. There are lots of good reasons you should: the confidence boost if you place, the practice of submitting your work, and the awards and/or publication information you can add to your writing résumé, which boosts your credibility with potential readers, agents, and publishers.
For the past two years, I've had the pleasure of being an early reader for the Women's National Book Association's annual fiction writing contest. While many of the entries are good, there are some that stand out. What makes these entries different? I've compiled a list of things the best fiction entries have in common.
- The writers follow the submission guidelines. If the contest has a word limit, stick to it. If there's a theme, include it in your story. And be sure your story fits the criteria—don't send your science fiction piece to a historical fiction contest.
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Gaurav Chopra (born 4 April 1979) is an Indian TV actor. He became well known for his participation in the dance shows Nach Baliye 2 and Zara Nachke Dikha. He also acted in the Hollywood movie Blood Diamond. He was a part of the Tez Talwaar Ladke (Boys Team) and now he is a well known artist on Colors TV's Uttaran as Raghuvendra Pratap Rathore. He won the Colors Golden Petel Awards-Most Dumdar Personality in the year 2012 for this role. His popularity soared to new heights when he mentored and hosted Big Switch season 4. Chopra is also remembered for his fabulous portrayal of an army officer whose anti-violence and pro-music and humanitarian arts in Left Right Left on SABtv (2007-2008) and as the brash but sensitive Samay Khurana on Aisa Des Hai Mera (2006), where he was paired with Saumya Tondon and also his appearance in the 2004 TV serial Karma on STAR Plus portraying the negative role "Gunshot" opposite Siddharth Choudhary. He has also acted in the Tamil film Ottran in 2003 starring Arjun Sarja and Simran Bagga as a terrorist villain. He hosts Saavdhan India @ 11 Crime Alert.
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Marfield's roots began back in 1889. the building at 312 n 2nd Street originally served as a carriage house for the Ward Mansion. A portion of the building was torn down and in 1903 the building standing today was converted into a neighborhood tavern. When Esplanade Tavern opened its "doors" it was necessary to provide two separate entrances, one for the non-drinking patrons and one for the imbibers.
Love this place, the staff get to know the needs of their regulars, the beer selection is constantly revolving, great food, and a nice fire place out back.
Excellent neighborhood pub! Spent many an afternoon/night in Mayfield's when I lived just up the street during the "best year of my life". When I planned my day trip to Fort Leavenworth, I knew I had to drop in and spend some time in Mayfield's. It has gone through several incarnations, but it pretty much looks the same as it did 10 years ago- Irish pub feel with lots of locally made wood furniture. Was meeting a buddy for dinner, so just ordered a beer and wings. A tasty combination as always. I particularly enjoy their smoked prime rib sandwich, but it is now featured only on certain days. It is a little gem of a pub and someplace to repeat whenever I'm in the Leavenworth area. Definitely recommend!


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We like to think that we have many great issues a year, but one that we all look forward to is our Guest Editor issue in November. It's the one time a year where we hand over the reins of the magazine to a brave designer (or duo, or foursome), and he/she/they choose everything that goes in the issue—starting with the overarching theme, down to the projects, people, and products included. The exercise not only allows the HD team to see the industry through the eyes of someone we respect (it's always interesting and exciting to see who and what they pick and why), but it also hopefully gives our audience a different, perhaps fresh perspective from one of their peers. It's a fun process—there's a lot of back and forth, figuring out how to make great ideas translate on paper. Over the last six years, we have luckily had a who's who of hospitality design agree to take this journey with us, including Roger Thomas, Chip Conley, David Rockwell, Clodagh, AvroKO, and George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, and this year we have another amazing collaborator: Alexandra Champalimaud.
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Hayward (pron.: /?he?w?rd/; formerly, Haywards, Haywards Station, and Haywood) is a city located in the East Bay in Alameda County, California. With a population of 144,186, Hayward is the sixth largest city in the San Francisco Bay Area and the third largest in Alameda County. Hayward was ranked as the 37th most populous municipality in California. It is included in the San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont Metropolitan Statistical Area by the US Census. It is located primarily between Castro Valley and Union City, and lies at the eastern terminus of the San Mateo-Hayward Bridge. The city was devastated early in its history by the namesake 1868 Hayward earthquake. From the early 20th century until the beginning of the 1980s, Hayward's economy was dominated by its (now defunct) food canning industry.
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Caltrans News Flash #154
Date: December 15, 2017
District: District 8
Contact: Dawn Strough
Phone: (909) 383-4416
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SAN BERNARDINO – In this Caltrans News Flash, The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) prepares roadways for winter months year-round during good weather conditions. The work that is performed makes roadways safe for the traveling public.
Some of the operations that Caltrans Maintenance staff performs, especially in mountain regions, are vital such as drain cleaning and repair, rock scaling and repairs to pavement, signs and guardrail.
"One of the crucial items of work is rock scaling," says Brian Hinman, a Caltrans Senior Transportation Engineer in charge of the Caltrans Rock Scaling Program. Hinman says that "closing roadways to perform rock scaling keeps motorists safe during winter months when rock fall is more active." Hinman is also one of the engineers who trains Caltrans Maintenance staff throughout the state to perform the scaling operations.
The safety of the traveling public is Caltrans' number one priority and crews are working around the clock to keep roadways safe no matter what season it is.
The video can be viewed at: https://youtu.be/rh1q363FF64.
This Caltrans News Flash is the 154th in a series of videos highlighting Caltrans' activities that present the wide-ranging and critical work that Caltrans does to enhance California's economy and livability.To see more of these and other videos, search for #CaltransNewsFlash on Twitter or visit Caltrans News Flash on YouTube (http://bit.ly/1ez3LYz).
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When developer Crytek announced last year that Robinson: The Journey would be a PlayStation VR exclusive, anyone who dreamed of a virtual Jurassic Park squealed with excitement.
Robinson: The Journey is the tale of a 12-year-old boy called Robin, who's the sole survivor of the spaceship Esmerelda. The ship crash landed on a mysterious planet and it's up to you as Robin to explore the planet with your robot pal and guide.
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The problem is that the world is filled with hungry dinosaurs wanting to chow down on a little-boy sandwich, so the place is fraught with peril.
It's exactly what the inner child in you was hoping for when virtual reality became, well, a reality. After all everyone really wants to walk in their very own Jurassic Park, exploring the world and discovering the prehistoric creatures in their natural habitat, right?
Well, Robinson: The Journey allows you to do just that via the PlayStation VR on the PS4.
We got to try the Crytek VR title at Gamescom for the first time and were initially blown away by the quality of the graphics. In our demo, we emerged from a leafy enclosed area into a jungle filled with life and noise. As we crept to the edge of the ledge, the snapping mouths of velociraptors make us jump, taking one step back to view the beasts from a safer spot.
But once we'd appreciated the graphical goodness, it was time to follow our robot pal in search of some tech that had strangely gone missing from our ship. This, though, was when we encountered our first issue with Robinson: The Journey – the movement.
The actual movement for Robinson: The Journey is done using the left analogue stick, whilst the right is used to change direction. But each time you move the right analogue stick your view flicks round at a 45-degree angle rather than the smooth movement you'd expect. You can use your head to look around in the 360-degree space, but you're going to need to touch the right analogue stick in order to successfully navigate the environment. And it's a rather odd sensation, despite the fact we've spent several hours testing VR intensively without feeling the motion sickness-related nausea.
It's not just the odd sensation you feel when you move that's an issue, there's also the fact it makes it very tricky to line yourself up to cross narrow bridges or to make your entire virtual body face towards a specific point.
A little way into the demo, we were required to climb a series of orange plants up the side of a tree. The game prompted us to face the plants in question and use R2 and L2 to climb – similar to the control system for Crytek's other VR title, The Climb. But because there's no easy way to finesse your body's angle, or a way to move your virtual hands, it took us a considerable amount of time to even get one hand on the plants, which caused much frustration and grumpy grumblings.
It got worse when the puzzle solving element of Robinson: The Journey came into play. The climbable plants were back, but this time half of them were closed. According to my little robot buddy, water seemed to open them up again. Drips falling near our feet suggested that we would need to move the piece of metal above our heads to release the water building up behind it. And it seemed obvious that we would have to interact with something nearby in order to do so.
Earlier in the demo, we'd been shown that focusing our gaze on certain objects could allow us to move them using the gizmo in our right hand with R2. But thanks to a lack of any kind of reticule you have no idea where exactly your gaze is meant to be.
Thankfully we eventually freed the water, climbed the plants (more easily this time) and emerged at a high point to see pterodactyls flying overhead. One was carrying a teddy bear – Robin's teddy – in its mouth, suggesting that our missing ship part may well be wherever these winged creatures were headed.
Aside from the navigational issues and quirks, what we played of Robinson: The Journey had potential. Not only are the dinosaurs amazing to look at and their scale seriously impressive, but the story is intriguing.
There are some clever puzzle elements, particularly one involving feeding a lovely large herbivore dino some fruit, but no-one is going to want to play a VR game that is so difficult to control.
First impressions
It's rare that we come away from a VR title feeling nauseous and frustrated but that's exactly what playing Robinson: The Journey invoked in the Digital Spy Gaming team.
Great visuals, impressive dinosaurs and the potential for some solid gameplay are all there, but are seriously marred by a clunky control and selection system. It seems the game isn't even supporting the Move Controllers to begin with, which would at least solve the climbing and pointing issues.
If Crytek finesses these issues then this could be a serious PlayStation VR exclusive to entice those still sitting on the virtual reality fence.
Robinson: The Journey release date: TBC
Available on: PlayStation VR
Developer: Crytek
Publisher: Crytek


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We make musical instruments so that what you hear is how they really sound. As well as experience, analysis and trial, this has a lot to do with taste … acoustic aesthetics if you will. In doing so, we aim to produce the very best, to achieve more than that which is easily attainable and at the same time to manufacture as small, naturally and simply as possible – amazingly powerful, melodic, defined and assertive. We don't make a big fuss – we let things speak for themselves. We want you to want to play on and on, to let yourself be inspired by the sound and dynamics and to give you and your audience an unforgettable experience.


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The Ancient Romans created many different types of coins. Research images of Roman coins of the period. Create a collage showing the various coins, especially those that depict characters from this novel.
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The events in I, Claudius took place during a specific time period. What else was happening at that time? Create a time line, showing important events in Rome and other parts of the Mediterranean during the years between Claudius's birth and his ascension to the throne.
The Ancient Romans held a yearly festival called the Saturnalia, in which masters were bossed about by their slaves, men wore dresses and women dressed as men--so that all the social hierarchy was turned upside down. Hold a Saturnalia in your classroom, and encourage your classmates to become their opposites for an hour.
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Julian Marshall
Julian Marshall
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About Julian Marshall
Julian Marshall (b.1965: lives and works between London and Paris) Julian Marshall is a fine art and fashion photographer born in Greenwich, London. Having left a career in Law to pursue an inherited passion for photography and the visual arts, Julian has gone on to shoot a multitude of high profile fashion campaigns for a number of the world's leading luxury publications, including: Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, Vanity Fair, Interview, Elle and Hunger. Inspired by his parents' rich creative background, both having attended Goldsmiths College of Art and Slade School of Art in the sixties, Julian found himself immersed in the world of printmaking and lithography from an early stage. Renowned for his provocative use of light and sensitivity to the subtle moods of his surroundings, Julian is able to capture intimate moments of timeless elegance and spontaneity. His ability to engage with his subjects on an extremely honest and raw level has made him a trusted choice for a wide spectrum of female celebrities, including Kate Moss, Ines de la Fressange, Emma Watson, Gemma Arterton, Darcy Bussell, Erin O'Conner and Daisy Lowe. Since 2012, Julian has exhibited his images throughout Europe, in both solo and group showcases, highlights include : 'No Artists No Art', Lights of Soho, London (2017); 'Fashion For Future' Paris (2016); 'Julian Marshall Photography', Whitehall Court, London (2014); 'Julian Marshall Solo Showcase', Mortons, London (2012) International editorial commissions include: Vogue UK, Vogue Spain, Vogue Australia, Harpers Bazaar UK, Volt Magazine, Vanity Fair, Interview Magazine, Hunger Magazine, Nylon Magazine, Elle UK, Elle Italy, Elle France, Marie Claire Italy, German Glamour, Sunday Times Style Magazine, The Observer Magazine. Alongside exploring a deeper fine art practice, Julian has recently been commissioned for both Chanel and Dior's Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week autumn/winter 2017, and will be showing at The Other Art Fair October 2017. Julian seeks to unite both spectrums of his photography practice into one holistic vision, whilst curating suggestive narratives and imagined environments that surpass categorisation and evoke a powerful response from the viewer. Press 2015 Courtauld Institute of Art Documenting Fashion Blog: A Conversation With: Photographer & Artist Julian Marshall http://blog.courtauld.ac.uk/documentingfashion/tag/tessa-kuragi/ 2015 Volt Magazine: Interview with Julian Marshall and Billie Turnbull. http://www.voltcafe.com/blog/billie-story
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The Other Art Fair October 5th - 8th October 2017
The Auction Collective 'Far From The Madding Crowd' Auction, Menier Gallery, London. February 2018
Shock London - 26th February -23rd March Design Centre London 2018
Solo Show. Mortons, Berkeley Square, Mayfair.
Solo Show Whitehall Court, London
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Born in 1952 in Viña del Mar, Chile, José "Nacho" Cartagena arrived in Canada in October 1976 as a political refugee, taking up residence in Thompson, Manitoba, and later in Toronto. He currently lives in Pickering, Ontario.
Although mostly self-taught, he studied for a brief period at the School of Fine Arts in Viña del Mar. His art evolved over time influenced by the works of several Chilean sculptors and, more recently, native Canadian artists whose spirituality is reflected in many of his wood sculptures.
Nacho has developed a very unique cork-based technique for which he has received high accolades from art critics and the public alike, as well as several prizes. His artwork primarily depicts his interpretation of classic urban landscapes and landmarks from his native Chile as well as Canada and Cuba.
Although most of his sculptures are held in private collections, either commissioned pieces or gifts to friends, or have been donated for fund-raising events, he has presented his work at several art shows in Canada and Cuba where he has been participating yearly since 2007 in the international workshop and exhibit "Evento de Ramón" and the "Ojos del Alma" (Eyes of the Soul) project for visually impaired children.
Most recently, Nacho was awarded the President's Mention Award at the prestigious Florence Biennale in 2013, and both the People's Choice and Honorable Mentions Awards at Visual Arts Mississauga exhibits in 2013 and 2012. He currently resides in Canada.


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The content is where the "meat and potatoes" of the page goes. The information here will change for each page. Often this section of the page is divided into two columns with one being primary content and the other being secondary content. Some sites will feature three columns and others just one. For the sake of simplicity, this example features only one column.
The footer is located at the bottom of the page and usually contains copyright information and a text version of the main menu. (Note: On a Mac, the copyright symbol © is typed by pressing option-g.) It may also include legal disclaimers, contact information, sitemaps, and credits. The footer, like the header, is usually consistent from page to page.
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Description: Gunther Lutze, a former captain in the SS, returns to the ruins of Dachau concentration camp to relive the memories of his time as its commandant during World War II. He revels in the recollections of the torment he inflicted on the inmates, remembering with a cold smile the suffering he was responsible for. As he walks around the gallows and prepares to leave, he is surprised to see Alfred Becker, one of the camp's inmates. As they talk, Becker relentlessly dogs Lutze with the reality of his grossly inhumane treatment of the inmates, while Lutze stubbornly and unemotionally insists that he was only carrying out his orders and had no idea that the Third Reich planned to exterminate civilians.
Director: Don Medford
Writers: Rod Serling (creator)
Stars: Joseph Schildkraut, Oscar Beregi Jr., Kaaren Verne
Year: 1961
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